
AM-BA400 Bar Activated Traction Table
Bar-activated electric physiotherapy traction table
Medical equipment and biomedical engineering.
Abuja, Nigeria.
ArmedicaBrowse Armedica physiotherapy and rehabilitation equipment listed by Franance and request a quotation. Confirm the model configuration, dimensions, controls, accessories, power requirements and delivery scope.

Bar-activated electric physiotherapy traction table
Buy Armedica Rehabilitation & mobility in Nigeria through Franance. The current catalogue lists Armedica AM-BA400 Bar Activated Traction Table. For a quotation order, identify the Armedica AM-BA400 bar-activated traction table, required configuration and accessories, clinic layout and requested setup scope. Include quantities and delivery destination; Franance will follow up by phone or email.

Bar-activated electric physiotherapy traction table
Buy Armedica Physiotherapy Equipment in Nigeria through Franance. The current catalogue lists Armedica AM-BA400 Bar Activated Traction Table. For a quotation order, identify the Armedica AM-BA400 bar-activated traction table, required configuration and accessories, clinic layout and requested setup scope. Include quantities and delivery destination; Franance will follow up by phone or email.
When requesting Armedica AM-BA400 Bar Activated Traction Table for physiotherapy equipment in Nigeria, tell Franance the therapy or mobility task, user dimensions and weight, adjustment range, transfer environment, supports and accessories. Include the exact model or part reference, quantity, facility or delivery location and any requested delivery, installation, commissioning or training so the quotation reflects the intended setup.

Bar-activated electric physiotherapy traction table
Buy Armedica Traction Table in Nigeria through Franance. The current catalogue lists Armedica AM-BA400 Bar Activated Traction Table. For a quotation order, identify the Armedica AM-BA400 bar-activated traction table, required configuration and accessories, clinic layout and requested setup scope. Include quantities and delivery destination; Franance will follow up by phone or email.
When requesting Armedica AM-BA400 Bar Activated Traction Table for traction table in Nigeria, tell Franance the therapy or mobility task, user dimensions and weight, adjustment range, transfer environment, supports and accessories. Include the exact model or part reference, quantity, facility or delivery location and any requested delivery, installation, commissioning or training so the quotation reflects the intended setup.
Send exact model references, quantities by location and the intended facility requirements. Ask Franance to confirm the offered configuration, accessories, delivery and any separately requested technical services in the written quotation.
Request a quote order from Franance for the AM-BA400 listed in the Armedica catalogue. Include the model code, quantity, clinical department, treatment workflow, selected upholstery and base options, desired caster configuration, facility name and the state and city for delivery. If a separate traction device or accessories are required, give the exact equipment make and model and ask for a compatibility review. The product page identifies the AM-BA400 as a bar-activated traction table, but the table listing alone does not document a complete traction-system package. Franance will follow up by phone or email to clarify your requirements and discuss the quotation. Ask the written offer to identify the actual table configuration, included items, any options, electrical or site details requiring confirmation, price, delivery estimate and applicable warranty or service terms. Submitting an enquiry is not a completed purchase or a reservation of stock. Confirm all commercial and technical terms in the proposal before the facility commits.
Read moreThe current Franance assignment is the Armedica AM-BA400 Bar Activated Traction Table. The manufacturer's product page identifies a four-section table with adjustable positioning and a bar-activated height-control system. It lists the AM-BA400 under traction tables and describes its configuration, upholstery and base options. Franance’s brand-filtered catalogue page narrows the listing to this model, rather than every Armedica item. Armedica and its corporate website may show other equipment, treatment tables or accessories; those references should not be read as proof that other models are listed or included in this quote order. If your requirement is for a different length, a different top layout, a specific traction attachment, or a complete therapy system, identify the product and ask Franance separately about the requested scope. The catalogue listing provides a starting point for a quotation, while the manufacturer’s current product sheet and the written offer should control the final specification. Buyers should match the model code on the quotation and shipping documents to the equipment schedule used by the clinic.
Read moreArmedica describes a control bar that allows the operator to adjust table height from around the table. The manufacturer presents this as a way to adjust without interrupting treatment positioning. The page lists dual foot-bar control. It does not describe the control as a particular electrical or hydraulic design in the details reviewed here, so do not infer a power connector, foot-control configuration, voltage, frequency or facility installation requirement from the product name. Ask for the current technical sheet and the offered model configuration to confirm the operating mechanism, control placement, clearance, and whether the table requires any electrical supply. Clinic staff should review the operating instructions and assess the controls in the context of transfers, treatment workflow and room layout. If the clinic requires a specific control method for clinical or procurement reasons, state it explicitly in the request and obtain written confirmation. Bar-activated height control is a feature description, not a substitute for staff training or a safety review by qualified personnel.
Read moreBuy the Armedica AM-BA400 bar-activated traction table in Nigeria by requesting a quotation from Franance for the model listed in our catalogue. The AM-BA400 has a four-section top and a height-control bar positioned so the operator can adjust the table from around its perimeter. Armedica lists its table dimensions, capacity, section angles, upholstery and optional base configuration on the manufacturer page. Use the brand-filtered listing to review the assigned model, then send the exact configuration, accessories, quantity, facility and destination. Franance handles quote orders and follows up by phone or email to clarify requirements and discuss proposed terms. The site does not take online payment. This guide concerns the current AM-BA400 listing only. It does not prove that a particular unit is in Nigerian stock, state a price or lead time, or promise local installation, warranty handling or service.
Request a quote order from Franance for the AM-BA400 listed in the Armedica catalogue. Include the model code, quantity, clinical department, treatment workflow, selected upholstery and base options, desired caster configuration, facility name and the state and city for delivery. If a separate traction device or accessories are required, give the exact equipment make and model and ask for a compatibility review. The product page identifies the AM-BA400 as a bar-activated traction table, but the table listing alone does not document a complete traction-system package. Franance will follow up by phone or email to clarify your requirements and discuss the quotation. Ask the written offer to identify the actual table configuration, included items, any options, electrical or site details requiring confirmation, price, delivery estimate and applicable warranty or service terms. Submitting an enquiry is not a completed purchase or a reservation of stock. Confirm all commercial and technical terms in the proposal before the facility commits.
The current Franance assignment is the Armedica AM-BA400 Bar Activated Traction Table. The manufacturer's product page identifies a four-section table with adjustable positioning and a bar-activated height-control system. It lists the AM-BA400 under traction tables and describes its configuration, upholstery and base options. Franance’s brand-filtered catalogue page narrows the listing to this model, rather than every Armedica item. Armedica and its corporate website may show other equipment, treatment tables or accessories; those references should not be read as proof that other models are listed or included in this quote order. If your requirement is for a different length, a different top layout, a specific traction attachment, or a complete therapy system, identify the product and ask Franance separately about the requested scope. The catalogue listing provides a starting point for a quotation, while the manufacturer’s current product sheet and the written offer should control the final specification. Buyers should match the model code on the quotation and shipping documents to the equipment schedule used by the clinic.
Armedica describes a control bar that allows the operator to adjust table height from around the table. The manufacturer presents this as a way to adjust without interrupting treatment positioning. The page lists dual foot-bar control. It does not describe the control as a particular electrical or hydraulic design in the details reviewed here, so do not infer a power connector, foot-control configuration, voltage, frequency or facility installation requirement from the product name. Ask for the current technical sheet and the offered model configuration to confirm the operating mechanism, control placement, clearance, and whether the table requires any electrical supply. Clinic staff should review the operating instructions and assess the controls in the context of transfers, treatment workflow and room layout. If the clinic requires a specific control method for clinical or procurement reasons, state it explicitly in the request and obtain written confirmation. Bar-activated height control is a feature description, not a substitute for staff training or a safety review by qualified personnel.
Armedica lists a four-section tabletop. The product page gives a head-section angle range from plus 45 degrees to minus 90 degrees and a lower-extremity section range from zero to 80 degrees. It also lists rounded corners. These details help the clinical team compare the table with required patient positioning and treatment procedures, but they do not establish suitability for any specific therapy, patient group or protocol. Ask the manufacturer or supplier for the current configuration drawing and instructions if the clinic requires a particular section geometry or accessory interface. Confirm which sections move, how they lock, what clearances are required, and what is included in the table configuration on the quote. A table’s adjustable range should be evaluated by qualified practitioners alongside patient transfer needs, therapist access, the selected traction equipment and clinic safety procedures. If your specification uses different terminology or angles, include the actual requirement in the enquiry so that it can be checked against the technical document before a purchase decision.
Armedica lists the AM-BA400 tabletop at 27 inches wide by 76 inches long, with a height range of 18 to 37 inches and an overall length of 99 inches. The manufacturer page lists a load capacity of 500 pounds. Use those figures for initial planning, then verify them against the current product sheet for the precise version offered. Measure clinic doorways, lifts, corridors, turns and treatment-bay clearances; the overall length can matter more than the tabletop measurement alone. Consider where therapists stand, how patients approach and leave the table, and where any separate traction unit will be placed. The rated capacity is a manufacturer specification and should not be interpreted as an instruction for patient selection or as an assurance about every use. Follow the current instructions and facility policy. Ask the supplier to confirm whether any selected caster, base, foam or custom option changes the dimensions, usable clearance or rated performance. If the table must fit a defined space, share measured access and room dimensions with the quotation request before finalising an order.
Armedica lists 34-ounce heavy-duty vinyl upholstery with Permablok 3 bacterial protection and 1.5-inch high-density foam. It names several standard upholstery colours and gives white as the standard base colour. It also lists special vinyl colour by customer selection and custom base options including black, metallic silver and steel grey. These are manufacturer-published configurations; exact colour availability, whether a requested colour is a standard or special option, and any price effect must be confirmed in the quote. The product information should not be read as a guarantee of infection-control performance in a particular clinical environment. Facility infection-control staff should review the current care and cleaning instructions, material compatibility and any required disinfectants before selecting upholstery. If the table will be used with covers, heating products or other accessories, ask whether those items are compatible with the selected vinyl and foam. Provide the manufacturer colour name or code where available rather than relying only on a screen sample. The written offer should name the agreed upholstery and base colours so procurement can verify the delivered configuration.
Armedica lists an AM-T1024 option for a base with four total-lock swivel casters, AM-91 for one inch of extra-soft foam, and SPCO for a special vinyl colour supplied by the customer. Its custom-base option is SPBASE, with a custom base colour selected from the manufacturer’s available choices. The manufacturer’s product details also describe the four-section model configuration. Whether an option is appropriate depends on room layout, floor conditions, cleaning protocols, clinical workflow and procurement requirements. Make a checklist of the standard table, chosen base, mobility option, cushion preference, upholstery colour and all additional equipment required. If a separate traction unit, mounting system or other accessory is involved, identify it by make and model and request confirmation of fit. Ask Franance to provide an itemised quotation that separates the base table from options and any third-party equipment or services. Do not assume that an option shown on the manufacturer’s website is stocked in Nigeria or included in the amount quoted. Record model codes and option names in the purchase specification to reduce ambiguity.
The clinical team should start with its intended treatment tasks, the expected patient transfer path and the operator’s access to all sides of the table. Review the four-section layout and section angles against the procedures the clinic expects to support. Biomedical or clinical engineering staff should confirm any control mechanism, installation or power requirements from the exact technical documentation supplied for the offered unit. Procurement should compare the 27 by 76 inch tabletop and 99 inch overall length with access routes, doorway clearances, room layout and storage needs. If the facility intends to use a traction device, identify that system separately and verify mounting, control and accessory compatibility. Armedica’s product page describes a traction table; it does not define the entire contents of a Franance quotation. Ask who will assemble or inspect the table, what user documentation is supplied, whether training is offered, who handles maintenance, and how warranty claims are managed. These matters should appear in a written proposal if included. Clinical suitability and safe use remain decisions for qualified facility personnel using current manufacturer instructions and the clinic’s policies.
Franance does not publish a fixed Nigerian AM-BA400 price or delivery time on this listing. A quote can only state terms after the requested model and options are clarified. Include quantity, standard or optional caster base, foam selection, colour choices, separate traction equipment, destination and any receiving constraints. State the required city and state, the facility contact and the target date if the project has a schedule. Ask the proposal to identify currency, validity period, product configuration, delivery basis, estimated lead time, taxes or other charges, warranty terms and any services included. The supplier should confirm whether selected options affect the price, weight, dimensions or shipping arrangement. A manufacturer's overseas page, general catalogue or published specification does not establish Nigerian availability or commercial terms. Do not treat information about another country’s sales contact or shipping as evidence of supply into Nigeria. Any delivery, installation, commissioning, user training, local support or warranty service must be stated explicitly in the written quotation before the facility relies on it.
Compare the specified model and whole configuration. Relevant points include tabletop width and length, overall length, height range, number and movement of sections, head and lower-extremity adjustment ranges, controls, rated capacity, upholstery, foam, base, caster options and any required accessories. For traction use, ask separately whether the required traction equipment is part of the request, whether mounting arrangements are compatible, and which accessories or patient interfaces need to be sourced. Ensure any electrical or mechanical requirements are described in the current technical document. For a competitive procurement, give suppliers the same specification, requested options, quantity, delivery destination and service expectations, then compare itemised written offers. Confirm who assembles, checks and maintains the equipment, what manuals and training are provided, and where warranty responsibilities sit. A product category label does not resolve these details. A clinician should review intended use and positioning; engineering and procurement should check technical and commercial requirements. Franance can coordinate an enquiry for its listed AM-BA400 and follow up to clarify the quote order, but the final offer determines the scope.
Open the Armedica brand-filtered traction-table listing and select the AM-BA400. Send the model code, quantity, facility name, department, intended use, upholstery and base colour preferences, caster and foam options, destination state and city, and target procurement date. State whether a separate traction unit is required and provide its make, model, mounting arrangement and relevant documentation if known. Include room access dimensions and any procurement specification that the proposed configuration must satisfy. Ask Franance to confirm the model, options, technical documentation, any fit questions, quoted price and currency, delivery estimate, quote validity, warranty and service scope. The website handles quote orders only; it does not collect payment or complete a purchase. Franance follows up by phone or email after the request is received. The quotation should identify the exact table and each included option. If your facility needs another Armedica product, provide its exact manufacturer code and ask separately whether it can be considered; the AM-BA400 assignment does not imply that the wider Armedica range is listed in Franance’s catalogue.
No. Franance takes quote orders and follows up by phone or email to clarify the request and proposed terms.
Armedica lists a 27 × 76 inch tabletop, 99 inch overall length, 18–37 inch height range and 500 lb capacity. Confirm the offered configuration against current documentation.
The Franance assignment is the table model. Specify any separate traction equipment and request compatibility and inclusion details in writing.
Provide your state and city so destination and delivery terms can be confirmed in the specific quotation.
Only if the written quotation explicitly includes it. Confirm the service scope, warranty terms and responsibilities before acceptance.
Send the model, configuration, options, quantity, facility details and destination. Franance will follow up by phone or email to clarify the quote order and proposed terms.
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